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Delal Dink lecture at Harvard University rescheduled for Feb. 12
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University, in collaboration with the Friends of Hrant Dink, Inc. Boston, have rescheduled the Annual Hrant Dink Memorial Lecture. Originally planned for Jan. 29, the event was postponed due to severe weather that brought extreme cold and heavy snowfall to the Boston area.
The speaker, Delal Dink, is the head of the Hrant Dink Foundation in Istanbul, a graduate of Purdue University and the daughter of the Armenian journalis
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How can I send my poems about Hrant Dink, her father, to Dalal Dink…!!!
Can anyone help me???? I have written many poems, this is one of them…
To
Our Knight
Hrant Dink
(1954-2007)
To our Knight
Who had no sword
Only fingers on pens
Carved on many
Historical Sites
Like Khachkars*
He Was Born a Martyr
Mais~Amazed
Still alive
With his astrocytes
Fore
Justice must prevail.
Sylva-MD-Poetry
(2011) from my poetry book “sylva’s 1000 Poems for 1000 Nights”
***
“ The Knight’s Tomb ”
The Knight’s bones are dust,
And his good sword rusts;-/
His soul is with the saints, I trust.
S.T. Coleridge (1772-1834)
How can I send my poems to DALAL DINK…
This poem is one of them ???
To
Our Knight
Hrant Dink
(1954-2007)
To our Knight
Who had no sword
Only fingers on pens
Carved on many
Historical Sites
Like Khachkars*
He Was Born a Martyr
Mais~Amazed
Still alive
With his astrocytes
Fore
Justice must prevail.
Sylva-MD-Poetry
(2011)
***
“ The Knight’s Tomb ”
The Knight’s bones are dust,
And his good sword rusts;-/
His soul is with the saints, I trust.
S.T. Coleridge (1772-1834)